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Toast in Android

 

Toast


What is Toast ?
A toast is used to show small message or information for short period of time.

Syntax :
    
Toast.makeText(this, "message or information to be displayed", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show( );

where this - refers to the current class /context.
          message - can contain any message to be displayed
         Toast.LENGTH_LONG - displays the message for 4sec
         or
        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT - displays the message for 2sec





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Sushmitha N
Hi there ! Im a experienced android developer with 4years of revelant exprience.My Skills include Android,Core Java ,Oops and Kotlin.
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